Developmental Enamel Defects of Primary Teeth: A Review

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Cheranjeevi Jayam
Cheranjeevi Jayam MDS, PGCOI
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Anila Bandlapalli
Anila Bandlapalli
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Gyanendra Mishra
Gyanendra Mishra
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Yogish Puttashamachari
Yogish Puttashamachari
1 HIMACHAL PRADESH GOVERNMENT DENTAL COLLEGE, SHIMLA

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Developmental enamel defects of primary dentition result from effect of various systemic problems during pre and early post natal periods. These defects also act as virtual memory of early developmental stresses/events. Primary tooth hypoplasias are risk factors for occurrence of other dental deformities. Multiplicity and severity of the lesions make treatment procedures complex. Establishment of Dental home as early as pregnancy can be done for preventing the deleterious effects of the disease. The author is of opinion that pediatric dentists especially should be aware of this condition because 1) These children are more likely to visit dental service at a younger age because the condition presents early in childhood, 2) Severe morbidity leading to handicapped dentition at early age, 3) complexity of disease as well as its treatment.

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Cheranjeevi Jayam. 2014. \u201cDevelopmental Enamel Defects of Primary Teeth: A Review\u201d. Global Journal of Medical Research - J: Dentistry & Otolaryngology GJMR-J Volume 14 (GJMR Volume 14 Issue J5): .

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Developmental enamel defects of primary dentition result from effect of various systemic problems during pre and early post natal periods. These defects also act as virtual memory of early developmental stresses/events. Primary tooth hypoplasias are risk factors for occurrence of other dental deformities. Multiplicity and severity of the lesions make treatment procedures complex. Establishment of Dental home as early as pregnancy can be done for preventing the deleterious effects of the disease. The author is of opinion that pediatric dentists especially should be aware of this condition because 1) These children are more likely to visit dental service at a younger age because the condition presents early in childhood, 2) Severe morbidity leading to handicapped dentition at early age, 3) complexity of disease as well as its treatment.

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Cheranjeevi Jayam
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Anila Bandlapalli
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Gyanendra Mishra
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